Parts of a Conference
During this part of Committee, delegates can freely move around and speak with other countries.
What is an Unmod?
This section of a the paper introduces your topic and why it matters to your country.
What is a introduction/background?
The UN currently has this many member states.
What is 193?
This begins all resolution papers.
What are preambulatory clauses?
This is how often the mid-term elections happen.
what is two years after the election?
This is the first thing said to begin a conference.
What is motion to open debate?
This is the section where delegate suggests ideas in their paper.
What is proposed solutions section?
This city is home to the UN's headquarters in the U.S.
What is New York City?
This section contains the actions that the resolution group wants to take.
What is the operative clause section?
The chamber of 45 members who are elected every 2 years (included during mid-terms).
What is the House of Representatives?
What is point of personal privilege?
What is an in-text citation?
This part of the UN is responsible for maintain international peace.
What is the security council?
When a delegate wants to change a part of the paper before it is passed.
What is an amendment?
About 1/3 of the seats in this chamber are constant during each mid-term election.
What is the senate?
This kind of speech is when delegates must speak in seating order and no comment are allowed to be made.
what is a Round Robin?
When are MUN papers usually due?
The Tuesday at 6:30 pm before the conference.
What is the title of the UN official that serves as the chief administrative officer and is appointed by the general assembly.
Who is the Secretary-General?
How much of a room is needed to pass a paper?
What is Majority?
In CA what percent of people voted red during the last presidential election?
what is 38%?
This is allowed to happen if a delegate is being specifically targeted in another's speech.
What is a rebuttal?
This is when a delegate copies directly from a source without citations.
What is plagiarism?
When is United Nations Day?
When is October 24th?
This part of the paper explains how the solution will come to fruition.
What is Funding?
This can cause a president's party to lose congressional seats because votes who are against them may be more motivated to vote during the mid-terms.
What is Mid-Term penalty?